Maybe I am high????

it's the four banger under the hood that is givng you probs. if it was a 5.0 in the same condition you would have had it sold already. regardless, it's still a running functioning vehicle and I would say it is worth at least 1000

i'd pay $800.

i paid $1600 for my 93 coupe 5spd w/ 141K miles, working a/c

I paid 650.00 for my 1992 2.3 with 163000 miles on it

1500 on my 92 working auto with working a/c

sounds like you should drop the price just a little

maybe 1200 or something

I'd stay around that price. I paid $500 for my 89, running, with a blown overdrive in the A4LD, blown heater core, screwed up fan controls and dents in nearly every panel. It already had 134 in the ac, and it worked fine. After fixing everything, except the body, I have about $1000 in it. If your body is decent, stay on your price.

Time of year plays into it, also, now is a poor time to sell a vehicle around here. I tried to sell my old Bronco around Thanksgiving a while back, ran nicely, ac and all worked, 35W 4-v, etc, and only got 2 or 3 tire kickers until early March, when I got 3 firm offers on it in two days, and it sold!

If gas goes up again, it will sell quickly! The asking prices of 2.3 cars around here went up from the $12-1500 range to the $1500 to $2500 range last summer! It has dipped some, but not back to where it was.

These are one of the only "standard rear drive cars" that get 20- to 25 mpg.

i paid 800 for my 86 svo, my 87 lx 5spd was 300 (sold for a 1000 it had working ac and was a 5spd never wrecked), and my 84 svo was about 500

I paid $50 CDN for a 88 4 cyl with 71,000 Km's (45K miles) 1 owner

we did a flame job on the front of a friends big rig and got my stang as payment.